The PeeWee B1 North Shore Storm took 3rd place at their home tournament this year the weekend of December 17. The Storm won their first two games against Coon Rapids and Centennial with scores of 7-0 and 8-4.
While northlanders know that wild rice is a valuable natural resource, understanding how sulfate polluted waters impact its health can be complex. Emerging technologies to reduce sulfate in lakes and rivers may soon be available to clean water at an affordable cost.
December News Cultivating a thriving local food economy by facilitating funding and resources to build knowledge, skills, and infrastructure for ourselves and future generations. Big Lake Microgreens producer profile
Veterans Identification and Preparation As we complete another trip around that fiery ball at the center of our galaxy, some will proclaim resolutions for the upcoming year. While I do enjoy a good procrastination, I believe in getting it done when the need arises rather than the changing of the calendar.
Another frigid meet for the North Shore Storm Nordic Ski team occurred on Tuesday, December 20 in Grand Rapids against six other teams. According to Head Coach Baylee Johnson, 'Below zero temperatures did not phase our skiers one bit, it shows their pure joy and dedication to their team and cross country skiing. They love to have fun!' Temperatures that day were -4 F with a -13 F windchill.
Tuesday, January 3, 2023 4:45pm- Basketball: Girls JV Game vs. McGregor High School @ Silver Bay (Wm.
Earlier in December the Robo Dweebs Lego robotics team at Two Harbors came away from regional competition with the Core Values Award. A lot goes in to competing, and coach Jenna Udenberg says that after all the hard work this teams favorite Core Value is FUN! Students left to right: Back row: Spencer Olson, Michael Erickson, Lilly Johansen, Finn Thurnau, Erik Gischia Front row: Tryg Bergerson, Eli Thewis, Aiden Schlangen, Landon Latvala Not pictured: Jonah Paulson and mentors Lizzy Radke, Alex Stone
Tettegouche State Park is accepting two-dimensional work with a “North Woods Aesthetic” for potential display. All media accepted, any non-two-dimensional work that can be hung on a wall may be accepted. Gallery space is primarily 48 inches high, with a few works taller that can be shown on side walls of gallery space.
Reluctant Editor’s note: I missed the deadline for last week’s issue and the opportunity to offer my annual lutefisk column. Please note that lutefisk is still in fashion in some households this week. I know one fellow in Two Harbors that has eaten lutefisk every day since Thanksgiving and he said he won’t stop now.
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